Best Cell Phones - 4 to 6 oz. Weight, Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 Operating System, false Locked

'Eten has used a standard miniUSB slot for connecting to a computer and charging'

'This, we feel, is more attractive than the X500's silver front and black shades.'

'Q smart phone'

'Motorola Q delivers scalable and cost-effective mobile messaging support out of the box with Exchange 2003, and is also optimized for a variety of third party email solutions that enable an even broader set of corporate email capabilities.'

'The world famous sleek RAZR look is what makes this phone so dreamy.'

'smart phone'

'Q smart phone'

'Motorola Q delivers scalable and cost-effective mobile messaging support out of the box with Exchange 2003, and is also optimized for a variety of third party email solutions that enable an even broader set of corporate email capabilities.'

'The world famous sleek RAZR look is what makes this phone so dreamy.'

'smart phone'

'Eten has used a standard miniUSB slot for connecting to a computer and charging'

'This, we feel, is more attractive than the X500's silver front and black shades.'

'built-in radio, wifi and GPS'

'Their high volume capacity is perfect for the noisy city environment'

'The build of the unit is very strong, I wasn't able to get any flex when I tried to twist it.'

'it really combines many desired features in one simple and elegant device.'

'new, slim Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone'

'absolutely accurate'

'good phone reception'

'From our hands-on with the device at 3GSM, we can tell you that the Toshiba G500 is a solid feeling handset'

'The maps are impressive and show ATMs, hospitals, petrol stations and more, and that's despite the rapidly changing road networks of Dubai.'

'all applications work well,'

'push email capabilities which, provided you've enabled a data service through your carrier, sends new e-mail messages directly to the device without forcing you to continuously login'

'The Atom's screen is fairly decent, with a 320 x 240 pixel resolution and good colour depth of 262,000.'